Lok Pokhrel

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Associate Professor, Department of Public Health Brody School of Medicine At a Glance: Pokhrel is an internationally recognized expert in nanotoxicology, chemical risk assessment, and environmental health and safety (EHS). He can discuss human toxicology and chemical risk assessment, sustainable agrifood production and pollinator health, antimicrobial resistance (AR/MDR), analytical and environmental chemistry, sustainable nano-based product … Read more

Dr. Michelle Malkin

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Assistant Professor, Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology and Director of the Gambling Research and Policy Initiative At a Glance: Malkin is a nationally recognized expert in gambling behavior and addiction and the risks, prevalence and societal impacts of problem gambling. She can also discuss gambling-motivated crime, how addiction can lead to criminal activity, and … Read more

Sherri Winslow

Clinical Assistant Professor Communication Sciences and Disorders College of Allied Health Sciences Phone: 252-744-6142 Email: winslowsh@ecu.edu Website: https://communications-disorders.ecu.edu/about/faculty-staff/sherri-winslow/ Areas of expertise: Assist families with strategies to aid communication and cognition for aphasia, primary progressive aphasia, mild cognitive impairment, dementia; voice disorders (muscle tension dysphonia), exercise-induced laryngeal obstruction

Christina Estrada-Underwood

Senior Teaching InstructorForeign Languages and LiteraturesThomas Harriot College of Arts and Sciences Areas of expertise: supporting students from disadvantaged backgrounds to help them succeed in their first two college years, incorporating intercultural and social justice in curriculum, indigenous discourse, Spanish music production/evolution from a sociological perspective

Kayla Reed Fitzke

Assistant ProfessorHuman Development and Family ScienceCollege of Health and Human Performance Areas of expertise: emerging adult health and well-being; trauma and resilience; parent-child relationships during emerging adulthood; social support and healthy relationships; military families; quantitative analyses; medical family therapy

Young Kim

Associate Professor Graduate program director Areas of Expertise: Occupational therapy, aging, ethical issues in practice, chronic fatigue in adults including people with cardiac, neurological, and physical conditions, non-pharmacological rehabilitation intervention improving activity participation in people with chronic cardiac conditions